Have you ever got stuck in a YouTube wormhole, just watching endless car crash compilation videos?   

OK people, this is your opportunity to help us shape the future! 

The Stationery Office (TSO) is the official publishing partner of the Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA). And we’re looking for road users to take part in some research.

Greetings loyal readers!

Hi, my name’s Charlotte and I’m 22 years old. I am at the start of my driving journey, with my 6^th lesson coming up this weekend. After I graduated from university last year, I felt it was time for me to learn to drive, and so I had my first lesson in February. I’m enjoying the experience so far and cannot wait for the freedoms and new experiences that driving will bring me.

Regular visitors to this blog will know that we love to get you thinking about how you can become a better, safer driver. So, this week we’re going to give you lots of top advice about motorcyclists.

We all see and respond to road signs every day, but how good is your road signs knowledge?

Sign of the times 

Well, our boffins have been looking at the theory test results* and they’ve discovered that learners really struggle to answer questions about ‘signs and road markings’. 

Hello! This week we’re going to start with a Highway Code rule:

205 –There is a risk of pedestrians, especially children, stepping unexpectedly into the road. You should drive with the safety of children in mind at a speed suitable for the conditions.

Stating the obvious

Sounds obvious, right? Well, before you start groaning and rolling your eyes, have a look at this:

(Don’t) phone a friend

Ping…another message from Facebook has just popped through and you’re desperate to have a look at it. Will it be a mate ‘liking’ your latest post? Will it be a message from one of your besties inviting you to a party?